I was lucky enough to have a little parcel waiting for me last night. I could not resist a little online shopping spree a few days ago to stock up on Liberty for a project I have in mind. I needed one red print and one deep blue print and was lucky enough to find two I did not already have.
If I am honest, they would not be my first choice in prints. Well, clearly they did not call my name when I was snapping up FQs at the Knitting and Stitching show. Still, when you look at them closely they are pretty.
Most importantly I do like them with their FQ counterparts. I'm ready to start cutting, then! Will I tell you what project I have in mind? Nope...might leave you in suspense a bit longer. What I have in mind is so 2012, but I've never been one for keeping up with trends!
Really? You're about to start something that's, like, so last year? ;-) Bet it'll look fabulous :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the red one! It would make the 'A' team in this house. Off you go then, start cutting and then you can let us in on this secret project.
ReplyDeleteI think Liberty is sometimes a Marmite fabric - we love it 'cos it's Liberty, but would hate it if it had a different name on it?!?
ReplyDeleteSo 2012!? Oh no ;)
ReplyDeleteI think Indiana has summed it up for me....it's something I am always asking myself!
ReplyDeleteTsk, sooo unfashionable ;o) Oh well, I shall wait on the edge of my seat in anticipation...
ReplyDeleteGo on, share what you're making, you know you want to!
ReplyDeleteOh no- last year! How could you?!!! Love the fabrics together- they are timeless!
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are beautiful Cindy - and please let's not have fashions in quilting. If you are doing a swoon or a grannie or any other craze, then I love that!
ReplyDeleteVery tantalising...do tell. Di x
ReplyDeletewow they are very bold. you are so brave.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty C! I never stick to trends either, and am usually 'last to the party'! Jxo
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely fabrics - can't wait to see what you do from them!
ReplyDeleteCould it be Granny Square? That's the only thing I can think of right now that did the rounds! (Oh, and Mod Pop)!
ReplyDeleteI love those neighbours! I have some of those new liberty fabrics and I do love it. I wonder what you will make with yours, I am still deciding what to do with mine.
ReplyDeleteI have a Liberty horde which started in my clothes making days! So one day I must do a Liberty quilt or they will be able to bury me in Liberty!
ReplyDeleteIntrigued ! Maybe you will be starting the revival! The second wave! Keep going then...
Oh go with 2012, every time, Retro is in, you know!
ReplyDeleteI have those prints in a charm bundle of liberty, which is just getting to the yes, I know what I am doing stage of development!
And liberty prints are funny, If you look too closely, or, anyway if I do, I do not like them. From further off, or put together I love them! So I understand where you are coming from with that!
Love ties fabrics!!!
ReplyDelete^^ those fabrics, not ties!!
DeleteLove the cows and I think I think the fabric is certainly a grower!
ReplyDeleteI caved too, only when they were on sale. Still don't know what I will do with mine.
ReplyDeleteoh, secret projects are always a mystery. I am so looking forward to going to the Liberty store in London in July
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